... family, and other distinguished persons. In the evening banquets were given by Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Cross, Lord Salisbury, Mr. Hardy, Sir Stafford Northcote, and other members of the Administration, and the illuminations at the West End were very general. ...

... light; Darlington, Nightingale, from Leith, light; Fitewilliam, Battrum, from Grange- mouth, light; Glencaitr, Hardy, from Bonlogue, light ; Thomas Vaughan, Murray, from Antwerp, light - Abergrmnge, Graham, from Havre, light * Great Emperor, Dry, from Shields ...

... liberties of the people. Even at its smallest, it, was never a church of small men. Ralph Erskine and The Gospel Sonnets; Thomas Boston and the Fourfold State; John Brown, of Had- dington, and his Self-intorpreting Bible, the work of a man who was ...

... Hunt, ?? Garforth, ?? ef and Bro. Dr. Pyburn, P.M., of the Kingston Lodge e | lro. Thomas Sissons, P.M., P.GR. ; Bro. John Fearnie 8s Holden, P..M, ?? Bre. George Hardy, P.M., n: P.S.P.G.D. 4Bro. M. C. Peck, P.M., P.G-. Secretary d; B~ro. Scherliag, P ...

... AT A ED RAB. Before the magistrates, at Guisbrough, yester- day, William Hardy, the younger, was charged with being drunk and using threatening language to his father, William Hardy, at ledoar, on Satrr- day last- The case was a painful one, the defen- ...

... to her neigh. hour. Mr. B. Rivibre has a fine study of lions, and a singular work representing ducks chasing a frog. Mr. Hardy will attract a great deal of attention by his picture of animals coming into the Ark, the pro. minent figures in the scene ...

... campaign. She entered into a campaign which she would not terminate till right was done. The other M-linisters who spoke were Mr. Hardy, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Derby, the Dtuke of Richmond and Gordon, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Lord Salisbury, but ...

... the ?? unwise reductions and eeonomies of Mr. Childers when in ofllce.-A long debate followed, in the course of which Mr. HARDY jastified his increased army estimates, by saying that ?? when the tramp of armed men is heard in every country e Europe Ep19ng- ...

... commnence bloominr in 1878, end continue in- oreasingly ever aftorwars.-J. F. F. (Sussex). -Sedum Sieboldit, or Siebold's hardy Jaalnese Sedum. TENANT'S GLASS STstrtcTunR.-A. L. (Shaftes bury). -Your new landlord should come poseeseed of the premises ...

... committee of the Royal Infirmary, held on MondaK, the vacant office of assistant surgeon was filled by t e appointment of James Hardie, M.D., ?? Ed. A pleasure boat wascapsiacdin Tralee ha'bour on Sunday night, and of a party of five three were drowned, one ...

... prisoners. Six out of eight effected their escape, and their names were T. Doiragh, D. Cronston, James Wilson, Martin Hogan, Thomas Hassett. and Allen Barrington. On the mot`on for going into committee Of supply, the case of Mr. Charles Barwood was again ...

... to-morrow afternoon. Nnw Music.-Tho Shipwreck li a desorlptive socog of more than ordinary merit, Its composer being lloheat M'Hardy, and the poet H1. Saville Clark. It is In the key of G, and the acooin. panlient Is especially effective, many of the traneitions ...